noun
Rennie
Rennie (noun) means informal term for a person who travels from event to event working the renaissance-faire circuit. Example: “The rennies set up their stalls before the gates opened for the first weekend of the fair.”
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Informal term for a person who travels from event to event working the renaissance-faire circuit.
"The rennies set up their stalls before the gates opened for the first weekend of the fair."
How to use Rennie
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSlang for someone who works or performs at renaissance fairs, often traveling between them seasonally.
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Etymology
A shortened, informal form of "renaissance," used within the renaissance-fair community itself.
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What does “Rennie” mean?
The word “Rennie” means informal term for a person who travels from event to event working the renaissance-faire circuit. In plain terms, slang for someone who works or performs at renaissance fairs, often traveling between them seasonally.
How do you use “Rennie” in a sentence?
Here is “Rennie” used in a sentence: “The rennies set up their stalls before the gates opened for the first weekend of the fair.”
What part of speech is “Rennie”?
“Rennie” is a noun.
What is the meaning of Rennie?
"Rennie" (noun) means informal term for a person who travels from event to event working the renaissance-faire circuit.
